This 'plus beau village' is a little off the beaten track, but worth a visit. Its eponymous chateau is privately owned and left to ruin above the village, but the beautiful small river winds through it and there is a lovely park by the river with picnic tables and a couple of restaurant/bars. Apparently they hold a famous barbecue or two there in summer.

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"The location was good and there was plenty of room for all nine adults. The pool was a great bonus and the hot tub much appreciated. We also enjoyed the table football Our property manager, Benedicte was very welcoming and quick to respond to any queries The only thing that let the property down was the arrangement of the bathrooms. With 4 bedrooms upstairs there was only one bathroom and no shower. Ther was an ensuite bedroom downstairs and two other bedrooms shared a bathroom and toilet. The 4...

$1,492 nightly

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Top Segur-le-Chateau Hotel Reviews

The Originals Relais, Hôtel Restaurant Les Coquelicots

8/10 Good

"Restaurant food was very good as was breakfast. Service was also very good. All in all a very good stay."

Source de la Vallée

10/10 Excellent

"We thought we'd booked a hotel and were pleasantly surprised to find it a B&B. It's close to the highway but not in town and we were tired so we took advantage of the offer for an evening meal. The meal was what I have been expecting since I got to France. It was the best meal I've had in France. I can't wait for breakfast. The place is run by a nice, hard working, young couple who do a great job of making you feel welcome and comfortable. "